Microsoft’s Slimmer, Sleeker Xbox One S Hits Stores on August 2
The $400 console is 40% smaller and supports 4K UHD Blu-ray.
On Monday, Microsoft announced that the 2TB version of its highly anticipated Xbox One S (already available for pre-order at $399) will hit store shelves “in limited quantities” in just a couple of weeks on August 2nd.
In addition to being 40% more svelte than the original Xbox One, the S will offer greatly enhanced graphics, with support for 4K Ultra-High Def Blu-ray with High Dynamic Range.
It’ll launch in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and 21 markets throughout Europe, complete with a newly redesigned wireless controller (normally $60).
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Microsoft will also be releasing the One S in 1TB and 500GB versions, respectively for $349 and $299. Although neither will come with the snazzy vertical stand like the 2TB model, they’ll both offer the same great gameplay.
Stay tuned for details on the timing.
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